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Fills job application forms from your JobJeez profile. You check every answer before it goes in, and it never submits for you. Applying for a job means typing the same forty answers into a different form, again, at eleven at night. JobJeez reads the form in front of you and fills it from the CV you have already given it. You see everything before it goes in. Every answer is listed with where it came from — your profile, or written for this job — and you can change any of them. Nothing is submitted: the extension fills the fields and stops, and you press the button. The questions that are yours stay yours. Work authorisation, salary, notice period, demographics, consent boxes — JobJeez leaves them blank on purpose rather than guessing on your behalf. Once you have answered one yourself, it offers it back on the next form, flagged, so you can check it still applies. It reads the form as it actually is. A dropdown is offered as a dropdown with the page's own options, not as a text box you have to guess at. A phone field with its own country selector does not get the dial code twice. If the page is a job description rather than a form, it goes and finds the form. Your CV and cover letter, ready to attach. Read them first, then attach — the file input shows a filename and nothing else, and a cover letter is the part of an application most worth reading before it goes. Requires a JobJeez account. Sign in at jobjeez.com and the extension connects itself — there is no key to copy.
Sep 12, 2026
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